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Rustic Treehouse Living Room

Since the treehouse owners recently relocated to Texas from Colorado, the Junk Gypsies added a Rocky Mountain touch to the room by using vintage wooden snow skis to create a hanging chair.

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The Junk Gypsies pose with design pieces to use in a rustic treehouse.

Amie and Jolie used a variety of funky decor pieces to turn their friends' rustic Texas treehouse into a guesthouse.

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Treehouse Living Room

The Junk Gypsies brought bohemian style to the treehouse living room using a glitter covered carnival star, a funky Edison lamp and colorful pillows.

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The Junk Gypsies used vintage design pieces to transform a treehouse into a guesthouse

Amie and Jolie repurposed vintage wooden boxes in the treehouse to create unique shelving for trinkets.

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Jolie Sikes poses with decor pieces for the treehouse project

Junk Gypsies' Jolie Sikes found retro pieces from the Junk Gypsy store to turn an empty wooden treehouse into a whimsical guesthouse on GAC's Junk Gypsies.

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Brian and Amy Kleinwochter, friends of Amie and Jolie, asked the Junk Gypsies to redesign their treehouse

Treehouse owners Brian and Amy Kleinwochter stand proudly in front of their redesigned treehouse. The Junk Gypsies used vintage decor and furniture to transform the rustic space into a functioning guesthouse.

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The Junk Gypsies used furniture and funky design pieces to turn a treehouse into a guesthouse.

Amie and Jolie brought Junk Gypsy funk to the quaint treehouse. The bohemian-style furniture and decor liven up the small space and turn it into an ideal spot for overnight guests.

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The Junk Gypsies' treehouse transformation

Amie and Jolie's friends Brian and Amy, fellow Texan upcyclers, built a treehouse in their backyard using recycled wood and windows. They called on the Junk Gypsies to help them transform the tiny space and turn it into a funky guesthouse.

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Gramophone Cell Phone Speaker

The Junk Gypsies created a cell phone speaker using the gramophone from an old-world Victrola horn and a hollowed out wooden log, giving treehouse guests a way to listen to music without electricity.

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The Junk Gypsies decorated a treehouse with funky pieces.

The Junk Gypsies used Antlers, a red rose and a framed needlepoint to bring their rebellious Texas style to the room.